CHRISTMAS
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
GIVE
GIHS
THAT
LAST
GENDnON
"DISCO"
WACOM
I'ltinlwl
bright
canary
yellow,
trimmed
in
hlnck;
equipped
witli
linll-henriHg
.
dic
wheeU
rub-lier
tired.
(SemJnwi
"liaison"
Wagon
paiuled
lPMlhl
rert,
trimmed
in
black;
oth'er-
'How
popular
iai:
J
7"
long
ami
12"
wide
:iO"
lonr
iiml
:t"
wide
lit"
long
and
I.V
wide
OR
PHONE
I23
Quality
Above
All
1
$0.30
$7.00
S7.G5
This
has
been
our
poller
with
RED
RACER
WAGON
Viirni)ieil
willi
red
trimmings
and
equipped
willi
large
hall-lM'nriiif?
sleel
t'y,(
wheels
rubber
lireil;
Hft"
long
ami
10"
wide
$10.80
CtNDRON
STEEL
SCOOTERS
Frame
minted
blue
with
ball-bearing
ilee
dise
wheel
canary
jellow
$5.00
THE
GENUINE
"KIDDIE
KAR"
!J
sizes
nt
sjitr
inl
price
$4.00,
$4.50
rind
$5.50
rrie's
Home
Furnishings
H4O0
Million
will
now
use
no
other
blend.
Tho
quality
never
vuries.
Try
it
today.
Insist
on
"Cascade
3RD
AYE.
AND
1ST
ST.
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
TO
RENT.
Two
or
ilo'ee
I'liouieil
furiiisheil
suile
v
.mall
hoiie.
Rent
must
be
i
M,iniHMe.
Xo
children.
Ap-i.ly
ltn
;'l'.l.
Daily
News
office.
v
2H7
I-1
Ht
HUNT.
finger
Sewing
Machine.
Phone
llllie
3HU.
tf
i
I
OU
HUN
T
Threee
large
house-I
lioiotekeeping
room,
furnished
i
roinplele.
21ft
Second
Avenue.
I
"
!
the
BETTER
BEEP
"Cascade"
quality
is
scaled
in
for
you
by
this
crown.
Sec
that
you
get
It
on
every
bottle
of
beer
you
buy.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Mews
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
--'-
in
rairmmrn
r
-
a
t
Beer
without
uPeer
The
Old
ReliaMe
to
British
Columbia's
pioneers
INTRODUCED
thirty-five
years
ago
still
a
hot
favorite
with
those
who
know
and
appreciate
real
good
beer.
You
can
always
depend
upon
"Cascade"
it
is
brewed
and
bottled
in
a
brewery
renowned
for
cleanly,
scientific
methods.
Why
be
satisfied
with
any
but
the
best
when
"Cascade"
costs
no
more?
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displaced
by
the,
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
Government
of
Hritish
Columbia,
A
i
Local
and
Personal
U.G.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Haynere,
Unaertakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
coall
Con
sum
era
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
If
The
popular
drink-".SUl'HILMir
Ujllee.
Have
the
coupons.
tf
Scandinavian
Dance,
Melrnpolo
Hall,
Friday
al
l
p.m.
(ienlle-
nien
7.re.
Ladies
free.
2nd
Aid.
Frank
Clapp
sailed
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
for
Vancouver
on
business.
E.
C.
I.
a
Trace
was
a
passenger
for
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
Ru
pert
this
morning.
Mrs.
F.
T.
Saunders
of
Digby
Island
sailed
on
1
lie
Prince
Ru-pert
tli
is
morning
for
Vancouver.
Miss
Anna
I.undquist
of
the
Itoyal
Hank
sfau
sailed
on
the
Prfnce
llupert
this
morning
for
Vancouver.
A.
T.
Hroderick
is
a
"patient
in
the
Prince
Ituperl
fieneral
Hospi-
.
...
a
I
i
lai,
navuig
neen
admitted
a
couple
of
days
agi.
Week
End
Special.
100
only
flrain
Fed
Fowl.
Live
weight
per
In.
22c.
Dressed
per
lb.
2tc
Table
Supply
Meat
Dept.
Do
your
Christmas
shopping
at
the
liebckah
Bazaar,
St.
Andrew's
Itooms,
December
6
from
3
to
C.
280
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
Kdson
coal
in
any
quantities.
Phone
58.
Prince
Hupert
Feed
Co.
tf
1150.00
in
prizes.
Guess
how
long
the
candle
will
bum.
Contest
c!oes
December
20
when
candle
will
be
lit.
Deposit
your
coupons
now.
Elks'
Christinas
Cheer.
if
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
manager
of
the
local
dry
dock
.sailed
this
morn
ing
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Field
Strang
of
Sunnysid
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
They
expect
to
spend
the
winter
in
the
south.
Mrs.
J.
Myhitl-Jones
and
fam
ily
sailed
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
'this
morning
for
Vancouver.
(They
are
going
on
a
trip
to
Cal-
iiornu.
Mrs.
A.
S.
Paul
and
family
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
they
will
visit
Mrs.
Paul's
par
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Scolt.
-
P.
A.
Clews,
formerly
C.X.R.
general
freight
agent
in
charge
of
continental.
traflJc,
has
been
appointed
European
traflic
manager
in
charge
of
freight,
passengers
and
express
and
with
jurisdiction
also
over
Ihe
0.
O.
M.
M.
The.
"change
does
not
effect
Mr.
Clews'
headquarters
station
at
London.
Mr.
Clews
Visited
this
city
last
October.
DANCING
AND
CARDS
Anyox
People
Enjoy
Recreation
oPPopular
Kind
ANYOX,
Dee.
5.
A
comhina
lion
card
parly
and
dance
with
eats
is
the
popular
evening's
diversion
in
Anyox
this
fall.
number
have
already
been
given,
particularly
by
the
Minn
Club,
and
more
are
promised.
The
last
one
held
at
Ihe
Mine
brought
out
a
crowded
house,
among
Ihe
folks
present
being
a
goodly
number
rrom
the
Heach.
Uridge
and
whist
were
Ihe
card
games,
the
winners
of
the
former
being
Mrs
J.
A
i
Swanson
and
Archio
McDonald,
while
Mrs.
T.
Jones
and
k.
O.
Peterson
won
at
whist
Hooby
prizes
were
captured
by
Miss
Florence.
Swanson
and
Sam
Murray
for
bridge
and
Mrs.
Deane
and
0.
A,
Allan
for
whist
On
the
following
night
Inn
Catholic
ladies
were
hostesses
at
a,
similar
entertainment
at
Catholic
Hall,
confining
the
card
playing
to
whist,
the
winners
be
ing
Mrs.
Uawkes.
ladies,
and
II.
Strand,
gentlemen.
The
commit
tec
in
charge
of
this
affair,
which
was
wen
attended
and
most
en
joyable,
consisled
of
Mesdnmes
A.
Morton,
K.
Morning,
F.
Persin,
A.
Young.
V.
O,
Neill
and
Miss
M,
Dupuis.
Union
steamer
Venture,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
nnrthlxiuxd
from
Vancouver
to
the
N'aas
Hiver
and
Anyox,
wan
in
iort
from
2
to
3
o'clock
this
morning.
C.O.M.M.
uleanier
Canadian
Trooper,
which
has
been
in
the
paper
carrying
service
between
Ocean
Falls
and
California,
will
make
a
voyage
from
Vancouver
In
Australia
next
mouth.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
last
evening
al'K
o'clock
to
IheJ
repair
shop
of
I).
McRae
on
Third
Avenue
near
which
hoi
mlies
had
set
garbage
afire.
fhere
was
no
damage.
The
alarm
was
turned
in
by
V.
J.
Itaymond.
T.
K.
Phillips,
who
arrived
las!
night
from
Xew
Haellon,
wa
arrested
by
the
local
provincial
police
on
warrant
under
Section
117
of
the
code.
He
is
beinjf
held
on
behalf
of
the
police
al
Smithers.
MONTHLY
REPORT
OF
ESSINGTON
SCHOOL
Attendance
and
Merits
for
Nov
ember
with
Comparative
Standing
In
Classes
The
monthly
report
of
the
Port
r.ssington
politic
school
is
a
follows:
Enrolled
30.
Average
daily
attendance
3.1.81
Perfect
Attendance
Robert
Oibson,
Edna
Cray,
Dorothy
Ilardie,
Fumie
Kanieda,
Harno
Kameda,
Shize
Kameda.
Yoshio
Kihimolo,
Clarence
Lel-nes,
Tokio
Morikawa,
Orrninyu
Xakamura,
Seiche
Obashi,
Shigr
Ohashi,
Mary
Snellman,
Fanny
Snellman,
John
Snellman,
Robert'
Vick,
Anton
Yick,
Karl
Vick,
Yoshio
Watte,
l.ada
Watte,
Yoshi-
milsu
Sasaki,
Malso
Shibuya.
Rank
In
Classes
firade
I.
(iladys
l.elnes
"0:
l.oshi
Kameda
70;
Aogat
Olson
65;
Karl
Vick
62;
Robert
fiibson
02.
(Jrade
II;
Shizne
Ohashi
87;
Flua
Cray
71;
Fanny
Snellman
70.
Orade
IV.
Yae
Watte
69:
Tokio
Moriokawa
GH;
(lanuyo
Nakamura
67.
irade
V.
Margaret
Taylor
78;
Anton
Vick
73.
(irade
VI.
Robert
Vick
81;
Chizo
Watte
51).
Orade
VIII.
Dorothy
Ilardie
78;
Clarence
l.elnes
C9;
l.ada
Walte
Gl.
Merit
Card
firade
I.
Donald
Moore.
lady,
l.elnes,
Aogat
Olson,
Karl
Viek.tiordon
l.elnes,
Hani
Watle,
Mary
Snellman.
Orade
.
Shizne
Ohashi,
anny
Snellman,
Shige
Kameda,
Edna
Orey,
Seicbi
Ahaslii,
Harno
Kameda.
Orade
IV.
Aileen
Itinns,
Yae
Watle,
Oniszo
Nakamura,
Ynsliio
Kihimoto.
Orade
V.
Margaret
Taylor.
Anton
Yick.
Orade
VI.
Chizo
Watli,
Rob
ert
A'iek.
Orade
VIII.
Dorothy
Ilardie,
"llamiee
l.elnes,
l.ada
Walte.
Yoshio
Watte.
I.
M.
Marshall,
teacher.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rebekah
Hazaar,
St.
Andrew's
Rooms,
December
6.
Methodist
Church
Bazaar,
Dec
ember
It.
tf
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so,
or
is
it
not
so?
Some
men
naturally
will
dispute
the
statement,
but
these
same
men
should
recollect
the
times
they
have
lost
their
tempers
when
they
lit
Ihe
fire
in
the
morning
and
it
went
out,
leaving
them
to
no
the
whole
thing
over
again
rortunaieiy
tins
trouble
can
easily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
be
ing
sold
today
which
can
be
ig-".illed
from
paper
rolled
into
balls.
A
good
fire
is
going
in
a
few
minutes
and
breakfast
is
ready
in
no
lime.
This
coal
is
tho
famous
Na-naimo-Wellinglnn,
sold
only
by
Albert
fc
MrCaffery.
Every
pound
of
it
double
screened
n
TOMYAS
EVER
-
I
WATCHES
REMAIN
PERFECT
GIFTS
W
In
olden
times
wnfehes
were
eagerly
sought
out
by
kings
nnd
great
noble.
For
into
the
making
went
the
finest
craftsmanship.
AValehes
.iremade?
still
better
today
but
Ihe
prices
are
within
the
reach
of
all.
;
This
little
beauty
is
I
ik
M.lid
gold
with
a
first
class
movement
nt
.
.
.
$45.00
We
have
a
sinfilar
watch
in
gold
filled
frr
$22.50
For
a
low
priced
reliable
Girls'
Watch
our
spedal
at
$11.50
will
ple
ise
von
but
we
have
ome
as
low
as
$10.00,
and
we
have
dozens
of
different
BULGER
&
CAMERON
The
ad.
winner
announced
tomorrow.
kmjLH
WAIi.HfciLzjggg
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
LIST
IS
FULL
OF
PROBLEMS
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
meF
50
Pairs
High
Grade
Shoes.
Broken
Lines
or
"INVICTUS"
LECKIE,
TETRAULT
and
ROYAL.
Values
to
$11.00.
SPECIAL
$6.85
LADIES
50
Pairs
Ladles
ONYX
Pumps,
Strap
Pumps
and
Oxfords.
Value
to
$10.50.
-
SPECIAL
$7.85
Phone
357.
What
to
give,
where
to
buy,
and
how
to
make
your
allowance
cover
your
list.
Step
in
today
or
phone
for
a
copy
of
-GIFTS-
This
beautifully
illustrated
book,
filled
with
welcome
suggestions,
will
solve'
every
perplexing
problem
and
point
the
way
to
satisfaction
with
economy.
"IT'S
FREE
You'll
be
glad
to
have
it."
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
?2
M
H
B
B
em
H
M
n
a
a
ta
a
H
H
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B
m
B
m
B
Hi
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B
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BtKHiBi
Bja:i
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si
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cisraxcticxarj
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si
mm
a
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
HELD-
ATjMITHERS
Booths
Tastefully
Decorated
Guessing
Contest
Held
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
was
held
in
the
Town
Hall
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and
proved
a
great
success.
The
various
booths
were
very
tastefully
decorated,
being
suggestive
of
Christmas
cheer.
Many
beauti
ful
articles
of
fancy
work
were
on
display
and
were
in
great
de
mand
by
purchasers
looking
for
Christmas
gifts.
Mrs.
F.
Oekleshaw
anil
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell
were
the
ladies
in
charge
of
the
fancy
work
stall.
Mrs.
.).
M.
Adams
and
Mrs.
If.
I.
Alexander
bad
Hie
candy
booth
no
rock
or
i
and
Mrs.
D.
I).
Rolslon
and
Mrs.
shale,
no
slack
end
very
lillleill.
.
Windt
the
home
cooking
ash.
H
lasts
longer,
gives
great-
booth.
A
large
Christmas
tree
er
heal
and
bqlter
service.
These
laden
with
novelties
for
the
are
some
of
the
reasons
for
so
children
was
in
charue
of
Mrs.
II
many
repeal
orders.
Ue
one
of
Champion
and
Miss
-VJadeline
me
many
wise
people.
Do
as
they
Rolslon
ooerated
a
wheel
of
fort-
do
by
ordering
nothing
but
Na-
une.
while
the
tea
room
was
pre
naimo-
ellington
coal.
Prompt
sided
over
by
Mrs.
F
Page
and
and
civil
service.
Ilemember
the
Mrs.
W
J
Dawson
who
were
as-phone
numbers
are
116and5Gt.
Iststed
by
some
of
the
younger
girls
as
waitresses.
A
special
feature
was
the
guessing
contest
for
which
tho
prize
w.as
a
two-storey
Christinas
cake,
made
and
donated
by
the
Newberry
Rakery.
This
resulted
in
a
tie,
Mrs.
F.
Oekleshaw
and
Mrs.
S.
Bennett
both
guessing
the
exact
weight
which
was
7
lbs.
t
oz.
Molorship
Hellingham,
Capt.
Leo
Williams,
arrived
in
port
al
30
this
afternoon
from
Ket
chikan
with
a
cargo
of
frozen
halibut
and
canned
salmon
which
is
being
transferred
at
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
dock
for
transshipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.